Contact Fancy Text Styles

The quickest way to reach us is email: sukielovesupport@gmail.com. Every message is read by the editor. There is no contact form, so nothing you send passes through a third-party form service; your message goes straight to that inbox.

What to write to us about

• A character that is wrong or shows as a box. Tell us the style, the exact text you converted, where you pasted it (app and version if you know it), and the device and operating system of whoever saw the problem. A screenshot helps a lot. Display problems depend on the reader’s fonts, so the device details are what let us reproduce it.
• A platform rule that has changed. If Discord, Instagram or another app now accepts or rejects something our pages describe differently, send a link to the platform’s own help page or announcement if one exists.
• A factual correction. Point to the sentence and, if you can, the source that shows it is wrong: a Unicode code chart, a platform help article, a standards document.
• A style or guide you would like to see. Tell us what you are trying to do and where the text needs to go. Requests are judged by whether Unicode actually contains the characters needed and whether a page would answer something the existing pages do not.
• Accessibility problems with this site. If a tool is hard to use with a keyboard, a screen reader or zoom, tell us what you were doing and with which assistive technology.
• Privacy requests. Questions about the data described in our privacy policy, or requests to access or delete it.
• Rights requests. If you believe something on the site infringes a right you hold, identify the material, the page it is on and your relationship to the right.

What we cannot help with

Fancy Text Styles is an independent site. We are not part of Discord, Instagram, TikTok, X, Roblox or any app you might paste text into, so we cannot change a name for you, unlock an account, restore a deleted post or explain a moderation decision. For those, use the app’s own help center. We also cannot make a character exist that Unicode does not encode: there are, for example, no italic digits and no small-capital X, so no generator can produce them as true styled characters. And a few characters that do exist, such as superscript q, are not yet drawn by Apple or Android system fonts, so we leave them plain rather than show a box.

How we handle what you send

We use your email only to reply and to fix the problem you reported. We do not add you to a mailing list and do not share your message with anyone. If a report leads to a change on a page, the page’s “last updated” date changes when the fix is published. If you would like your message deleted after we have dealt with it, say so in the email and we will delete it.

Please do not send passwords, account recovery codes or other sensitive personal information. We never need them, and no legitimate request from this site will ask for them.

Before you write: quick checks

Many reports turn out to have the same few causes, so these checks may save you a wait:

• Boxes or question marks usually mean the reading device lacks a font for those characters, or the text was copied from a generator that uses reserved code points. Our guide to fancy text showing as boxes walks through every cause we know of.
• Letters that stay plain are usually letters the style does not have in Unicode. Each style page lists them.
• Text that turns back into normal letters after saving is usually the app normalizing what you typed. That happens inside the app and cannot be undone by any generator.
• A field that rejects your text entirely is often an identifier field, such as a username, that only accepts a fixed set of characters.

If none of those explains what you are seeing, we would like to hear about it. You can also read about the site and our editorial process to see how pages are checked.